Humans are the main source of COVID-19, but what happens now that we've spread it to animals?

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If there’s one thing social media loves, it’s a Disney-like moment with a wild animal. There’s the much-loved video with the golden retriever who’s best friends with a deer, or the one where a woman hand-feeds deer on her porch. But those seemingly innocent interactions between humans and wildlife could be costly during a pandemic.

Humans are currently the main source of transmission for the virus that causes COVID-19, SARS-CoV-2. Globally, the virus has been found in 19 different species, mostly animals that are domestic or living in captivity.

Lots of Qs about how SARS-CoV-2 got into deer.<br><br>We assume close human contact but I’ve

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